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Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
ADaripg Ja,I Dolive,y.

BLAoKFooT, Idaho, June 2S.-There
was a daring jail delivery here last night.
Henry Nickerson, in for horse stealing,
was furnished with a revolver by his wife
who has been visiting him daily. With
the revolver Nicaerson held up the guard
who had accompanied his wife to the cell
The pair disarmed the guard, and locked
him in the cell. They then liberated
Aleck Woods, the negro wife murderer,
and one Williams, also convicted of MUIR
der, both sentenced TO hang July IL, and
another horse thief, and locking up the
rest of the watchmen, the entire party
awaiting them. Woods, Weighing $50
pounds, would not trust to this course,
and took to the brush on foot. The
others fled on horseback The Sheriff re-
turned al hour later, ORGANIZED posse,
and soon recaptured Woods, but was
still in pursuit OF the others at last &C
| counts AS the criminals are armed, q
desperate fight is likely.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Tho New Cruisers.

WASHINGTON, June 28.--Cblef Naval
Wilson, who has juss e
turned to this city from Philadelphis,
reports that the work oa cruiser No. 8
(the Baltimore) ani gun boat No. !,
now building at Cramps yard, is pro-
crossing rapidly. All Of the steel frames
of the cruiser, with the exception Of
one OF the after frAAes, have been put
10 place, and the beam. are in position
for the protective deck planking. Quite
o number Of inside and ou'side hull
plates ore In position; tho lonRitudinals
are In for and aft, and the stem and
stern posts have been fixed. There are
fort .seven frames in position on the
gunboat, aud the ooiler eaddles
and engine foundations are in the ship.
The steel beams for the water. .tig b t
deck have just been delivered In the
! ) ard and will soon bs In place, and th 8
stern post is row being drilled for
riveting. A large quantity OF material
for the dynamite cruiser has also or.
rived and men are vt work placing the
keel blocks and preparing the founda
| tion for the craft
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Temperance Jubilee.

A great Temperance jubilee under the
auspices of the Good Templars will be
held In Donnell's woods, Newark, on
July 4th. There will be temperance ad-
dresses, morning, afternoon and night,
with three quarters of an hours patriotic
service In addition to the temperance talk.
The Rev. L. w. Layfeld of St. Georges,
and the Rev. Vallandigham of Newark
will address the audience in the morning
The Rev. f. Il. Terry, formerly of New
Castle, but now of Dover. will lecture in
the afternoon and the Rev. George l.
Hardesty of Magnolia, Del, at night
About twelve or fifteen other prominent
speakers have been invited to be present
on this occasion. Refreshments OF
grounds. Tickets from Wilmington tt
Newark ard return, so cents; from New
port and return, 35 cents from Stanton
and return, rs cents. All Good Tenn
plar lodges within radius of flteel
miles are invited. Reduced rates on al
branch reads to cents a mile roun'
trip.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Two Women Whipped,

Twenty Knights OF the Switch
went to tho house OF o woman named
Martin, In Jefferson Township, near
Winchester, Ohio, on Monday night,
and overpoweIed the inmates, after
eomo resistance on the part of two men
" ho were insioe. The "KniRhts" then
took Mrs. Martin and her daughter Lily
from their beds and savagely whipped
them with hickory switches until they
became unconscious. Mrs. Martin, being
the frat to revive, WAS told that II she
aud her daughter did not leave tho
county within "a hours they would be
killed. The two men found in the
ihouse-married farmers OF the neigh.
tborhood-were dismissed With the ad
| monition that they, teo, would DO killed
II they were again found IL house OF
evil rfpute.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
OmceEa EIactod.

The regular meeting of Washington
Conclave No. 2, Heptasophs, or 8, w M,
was held last evening, and the following
officers elected to eerve the ensuing term:
E. A Lindsay L. cree; Pro-, Joseph G.
Pi rec; p, G. W. Scuitz;I. g.. Thomas L.
johnson; r. s., Lewis Lacklen; F. S.,
William NJ. Mass; Treasurer, e. L. Slack.
William r. Long, Rainey Campbell and
Thomas L. johnson were appointed a
committee to audit the books. The Off
GERS elect will be installed by tn e Grand
officers next Tuesday night.
Cyrus Castle No. /, Knights of the Col
den Eagle, elected the following officers
last evening N. c., James Kinyle; V
c., J. W. johnson; s. H., Joseph Miller
V. H., John Beatty; NJ. of R., Fl. K
Liehteap; q. of E, William T. Tay lor; X
of E., j. E. Postles; II. p, William Sill
cox; Trustee, b. +. Rutter; Repres entativ'
to Grand Castle, Harry 2. Vollmer. Al
meeting of Industry Lodge, No. 2, A
G. U. W, held last night, the following
officers were elected to serve for the term
ending on Decem ember 81, 1887. Junior pas'
master workman, w. F.Robinson; mastel
workman, Robert McCualley, Jr.; fore
man, John II. Keatley overseer, W. F
Casperson; recorder, j.. j. Whitaker
inancier, W. A. Reynolds; receiver. J
w Diefendorf; guide, Charles W: Good
| ing inside watchman, Warren Harper
outside watchman, w. X. Grant organ
ist, e. Palmer Potter; trustee, s. II. Johns
] The installation of these officers will take
place on Tuesday evening next, at whict
| time 1t is expected that some of the Crane
Lodge officers will be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
The Wheat Ruin.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-One of the com.
mittee appointed by the creditors OF
of Rosenield & Company to investigate
the affairs of the firm said to day 1--WE
called upon the firm yesterday, but they
declined to give us any in ormation. Their
attorney who was present, and to whom
we were referred, said: There have been
twenty or thirty suits brought against us
by YOUR board of treacherous men, and
we now have nothing to say, but will dc
fend he suits.'
CINCINNATI, June % Mr.. A. McCue,
of Washington, one of the Solicitors OF
the United States Treasury DePar ment,
is here at the request Of Comptroller OF
the Currency Trenholm. The District
A Attorneys office is engaged In gathering
evidence to be used in the prosecution OF
the men now under arrest.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Acting Comp.
troller Abrahams to-day announced thai
David Armstror g, of jackson, Ohio, had
been appointed receiver of the Fidelity
National Bauk of Cincinnati, Ohio, the
appointment to take effect from the 2'tf
inst,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Tho celebration ON the Fourth.

The grounds At Ninth aud Lombard
arrests are being put In order for the
celebration next Monday. There Will
be a track 240 yards In circumference
for the ruuninR and walkiRg races, and
= speaksr's stare and platform for tho
fireworks will be erected. Tho follow
inQ is list OF the p LEES to be awarded:
lone hundred yards running race, the
Henry Sherwin prize; half mile walk,
the 8. I'll Baypsrd prize; dfty yArds
running race, the @ B. Rudolph prise;
l5O yards running race, the George d
Oleland prize; two. milo bicycle race,
tht John p. Doughten prize; sack race,
the Ruc olph b Mahs6y prise; standing
broad Jump, the Fell b Peoples prise;
wheelbarrow race, tho Hillard +. Davis
nrixe: the 100 yards free-ior all, 6rst,
the Harry Bucher prizs; second, the
Homer OAulkips prize; three legged
race, the William LAwton prize; boys
race, 100 yards, the Charles Morgan
prize; throwing ball, the Mundorf Sen
ate prize.
The committee has decided not TO
publish q full description Of the prizes
offered, rs It viii be apt TO induce some
| to enter one c,ass more than another.
| No person will be allowed to enter
20 ore than three contests.
Tho athletic exercises vii! commence
At Q O'Clock in the afternoon. and the
prizes will be presented to the success
| ful oom petitors by Lewis O. vandsgrift
ESQ. There will be speaking in the
evening from 8 O'Clock until Q 30, aftel
which will bs the display OF areworks
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
A Word co tho w ise.

With the advent of another spring l
am better prepared than ever 10 cater
to the wsnts OF my patrons, and the
public aererAlly, with q full and com.
2lete line Of size lnHGt designs and
novelties In cloths and cassimer6s ior
spring snd summer suitipgs.
This neasCE wo present richer Ano
more elsborsts stock OF suit.ngs frorn
which 70 seleot from. My work In the
past IL q guarantee that q perfect a,
will be secuted, while the excellence Of
the workmanship will be Of tie usual
high standard.
We work for the best in,ercsts Of oui
patrons, and trial 10 ali shat Ia desired
10 convince you that for style, quality
and lowpess OF price we osaaot % sur
psssej. Jas. Harding, raeronnnt Tailor
| 818 French Etreat.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
The Water Commission.

The Water Commission held the last
meeting Of the year last evening, when
City Auditor Ball reported that he had
examined the accounts of Registrar Grohe
to June lst, 1887, snd found them correct.
The City Treasurer reported q balance OF
s65, ,524 60 In the Union National Bank to
the credit of the com mission. The quar-.
terly pay roll of S225, the monthly pay
roll of $224 81 and the weekly pay roll OF
S422,72 were presented, and orders drawn
fol the amounts. Plans were presented
for improving the grounds at Cool Spring
reservoir, and the work will tie proceedel
with as rapidly as possible, and tinishe,
'durlng tie ensuing year.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Caucus Lest Night.

Last evening the Democratic Nom
bers OF Councii held q caucus to selsc.
suco essor to Thomas B. Brison Of the
Second ward, who Will tender his rtsig'
nation Tomorrow night on nceount OF
having removed from the wari. The
in nomination were John
Dordon, fsloon keeper. 30s Heald street
William H. 8tewart, -four dealer, Fifth
and Walnut, and John McVey, shoe
dealer, No. IA East Front street. eevera
ballots were taken, and the caucus
finally adjourned withcu: making :
choice.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
100000
CreatBargainSa|e'

"What do you gain and
what's the use OF your selling
your Clothing without a
profit and at a loss! Why
don't you have a price and
keep it the same the whole
season through? All your
reduction in price is useless.
You can't make a profit and
you keep us from getting
our profits. You may be
assured the people don't ap-
preciate, nor do they care"
G Dealers
Speech.)
Ansz0ey.-We believe they
do care and appreciate the
saving of nearly a weeks
wages on a Fine Dress
|Suit, for that's the way things
are going with us just now.
Yes. You can save S., So,
and $40 per Suit.
For SIG 90 you can buy
one of Schnabel's very best
Corkscrew Cloth Dress
Coat and Vest. (There
can be no better cloth.)
For $500 you can buy
an Imported Clo!h Suit.
It's the exception for Cloth
ing Houses to cut such cloth
in Ready-Made Clothing.
The price made to order
would be at least $4,000.
| $12.oo buys an All.Wool
double and Twist Cass.-
mere Suit, reduced from
SIC 90.
$1,000, $3.50, $I4 90,
IS15,oo, SIG so, $500
Serge Suits. All our COL
ors are Indigo.
! $500 buys Trousers OF
|extraordioary value.
! Lower priced ones $3.50,
1850, etc, etc.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA. June % The Min.
isterisl Union, CONSISTING Of the Bap.
tist, Methodist and Presby teriAn clergy
men of Philadelphia, at its quarterly
me citing yesterday Commended the ef-
forts of Mayor Filler to enforcs the
Sunday laws. The special committee
on next falls evangelical work made
report. Among Its recommendatiopS
were these: That Philadelphia Evan
gelical Union be formed, with . central
committee Of msn'gement; that in
days Of all cooperating churches bo
held In Association Hail and various
churches for the awakening Of . deeper
interest In evangelical work; that sys.
tematic visitation be begun in Novem.
Der, and that tracts and other religious
reading be distributed, and that tent
seI vices be held to reach the neglected
and non church going clss
Robert Weisck, Of 81 North Tenth
street, WAS charged before Mag gistrate
Cobb yesterday with deserting bis wife
Elisabeth. She said that In the early
part Of May, while they were residing
in New York, her husband informed
her thAt he had Qusfreled with . feiend
, the preceding night and had struck him
on the head, tnf1tcting wound that
would undoubtedly prove fatal. He
, said he WAS afraid Of being arrested,
land had decided TO Zee from New York
4 until the affair blew over. Mrs. Weisck
al agreed that flight WAS best, and next
: day he departed. She soon discovered
I that his story WAS untrue, and thaS ho
. had deserted her. Last Friday che
came to this city and located her re.
creant husband. He was held under
$500 bail for trial.
Elwood Mitchell, q colored youth,
i who carries Q razor, WAS held under
81 900 bail for court yesterday by Mag
istrAte Thompson. Mitchell, who lives
At 7C5 Hessler street, attacked Eugene
ZanReslan, OF 2813 GiraId avenue, in .
|. saloon Saturday night and tried to jug.
o ulate him with bis fsvorite weapon. He
d lsucceeded In cuttiug several bad gashes
l. in ZsnResiAn's head and neck. Dr..
ShapleiRh. who dressed the wounds,
!. (said that ZAnseslan's life was saved by
i. Q high starched collar which he wore,
10 which prevented the razor from enter
! ling his neck to \ dangerous depth.
Late last evening wAile Benjamin
Emii h. IA ears old, aud Hugh Gala
.her, 0 years, were playing with load.
I'd revolver on . vacant lot ut Seventy.
frst and Spring Garden streets. the
I, weapon Vas discharged while In Smith,
. hands. The ball entered the side Of hi
- companion, prod ucing . daDgerOul
wound. The noise of the explosion and
n the cries OF the lads brought ass stance
t. when the wounded boy was carried 4
to his homo near by. A physician wal
1e summoned and the ball was extracted
but the doctor was not able to predic
y the result Of the Injury. Smith wa
ut licked up.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
HMa Hall.

The following games were played
yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures, 0; Phila
deiphia, "a.
Oh!cago-Chicago. 10; Boston, 6.
Detroit-Detroit, q; New York, 4.
Plttsburg-Pittsbarg, Z; Washing
ton, 0.
Brook yn--B Brooklyn, IL; Athletic, 3.
New York-Metropolitan, 1; Balti.
more, 0.
St. Louis-St Louis, 6; Louisville, 0.
Oleveland-Cleveinnd, IL; Oincin'
natl, d
Will!amspOrt-Williameport, 8; AL
lentpwn, 8.
Johnstown-Johnstown, o; Wilkes
barre, IA.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
W ar In Europe.

WAsHISGroN, june % --Ex Cover.
nor Our.in lett Washington to oay
somewhat hurriedly on account of
dispatch announcing the skooss OF, .
member Of hie iau ify. Before HIS Je.
psrture he had q lengthy conversation
with the Presid ant upon the war-like
aspect OF affairs In Hnr0pe, In which
he pointed out tho course of Russian
conquest in Asia and uDrAye eled the
secret motives Of the movement on
Herst
Governor Curtin says: Il thought
that 1t was right that the president
should know the actual situaelon. Al.
though our foreign policy 10 ono Of non.
participation In the political affairs OF
oiher nAtions, our commercial Interests
arc moro or lsts affected BY disturb.
snoe OF the psaoeful relations OF other
countries. The AsiAtio opslssions Of
the Russian forces are Gort . hauk
movement than Q serious deelsn upon
India. The Empire Of Russta, with It's
one hundred millions OF subjec has
HON egeneous population Of 1t least
sixty millions who have but one
thought, and that 10 the posses sion OF
Oonetantinople.
The Russians arc much moved BY
vtt0ulbtobbs obVb nO bto1AsAohc AL
this country aud cannot sppeociate the
force of that inspiring foros 70 great
SACRIFICES and noble deeds. The religion
OF Sclev 10 part OF his devotica 30 hts
Gear, the head of the ohurch. Every
Russian recognizes OonstsutiDoble as
the cradle Of his church and the posses
sion Of ct Sophia 10 part OF his creed.
The British feet in the last Wat Was the
sole barrier TO the capture OF Oonstanti-
nople In the field movements. the
desperate conf cts In the Balkans
opent the way to The Bosphorus. The
Russians will renew their attempt ct Q
very early day. The movements IN the
heart Of Asia will precipitsse the con
tiict."
The Governor, contiu uing, said: "Th'
latest dispatches show what IL going ou
The serving OF notice upon the 6u ltar
THAT the signature Of the AnRlO-Turkisi
British convention would be o cause 0
Igrievance on the part OF Russia and th'
undonbted existence Of secret under
IstaudiDg b3tween Russia AND Franc
shows low CRITICAL the relations are
Turkey understands this when she a. h
for decay In signing the treaty until
IJuly T. War Is closer than peopl
think. My private advices chow tha
Russia and England are on the verg
Of Q Clash OF arms. An Apglo- Russian
war would soon draw all the other Ia
tions into the vortex"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Y. M +. U. M Getting.

During q meeting OF the Young Mems
Temperance Union, at their rooms
Eighth and Market streets, last evening,
an invitation from the Rev. Adam STEM
gle, of the Union NJ e. church, to attend
church on Sunday, July 10th, was ac-
cepted. All members are requested to
meet at their room on that day at $50 q.
m sharp, when they will march to the
church 10 body.
A vote of thanks was extended to Mr.L
W .Mcgowen, stonecutter, 3rd and Shipley
streets, who through Mr.. Elmer Perry,
presented the Union with o handsome
gavel stone. The excursion committee
have nearly completed arrangements for
their exc cursion, which will be given in
lconjunction with the Wesley NJ. E. Sun
day School to Birmingham Park, on Fri
day, August 18th, on the w. & N. rail-
road A special train will leave foot o.
French street at 7.45 a. m., sharp Tickets
SO cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
aFzUlAA MEAFIOA.
It u n Fnct

that everybody ought 10 know shat A.
Sergeant gives 23a0 Ds. of the best,
well-cleGned coal In everJ ton you buy.
Oak. p.no and .hiosory kindling wood
In lArRs lO0dA Lime 6ox whitewesh-
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe strest. Gem
tral ofaoc, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Opsa In the
evening.
Ruah's, yrepoh sssoaf vkRxt, ts th
plAos 10 buv your ofsal
Tor z ,od coal 70 TO Bush's. French
street Whaxf.
Every body ohaws LovBsll. just fts
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Sensible words OF powderiy.

In an interview last evening General
Master Workman Powderly said: "Ob-
ssrvat!oD shows very clearly that where
riots have grown out of labor trou bles,
the parties directly concerned have
been foreigners. l do not think the
present Wholesale system Of emigration
is either sensible or Just. think that
all en- miPrStlon ehould be stopped for q
period, OF say q year, and that COM
mission should be appointed to investi-
gate tbs subject thoroughly, and to re-
port what res trictions should bo estab-
liBhed By law"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Eh0f nNAl.

Pember,on Hairless was SHOT dead by
an unknown assassin near Aiva, Mia
souri, on Thursday last. fne motive
of the suspected ASSASSIN Is supposed TO
have been revenge for "A Bald Knob
whipping received last summer. The
greatest exoi,emept prevails in the vi.
cinity OF the murder, aud the farmers
are said TO be working one aDother'e
orops In SQUADS, no rnau beiug willing
to risk himself alone In His feld."
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
Murder and Suicide.

In Louisville, Kentucky, on MONDAY
night, August Beming, 2S ysars OF age
shot snd killed his wiie anu tnen com
mitted suicide. jealousy was .ne
cause. They had been married hVe
months. The womal's life was Inn
moral before their marriage, and Bem
Inv suspected that ere had relapsed into
her former career.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-29
BREviTtEs.

The cheapest NAG mouse In ths city
HuEnford Bros AO4 MArkst strest.
Turtle and clam soup at fulimer's.
M calls from TO midnight at Fuilme-'s.
Roast dinners speciality ut Fuilmer's.
Broiled spring chicken At k'ulimer's.
Dsvfied and stswsd crabs at Fuilmcr's.
loo cold salt oysters 1t Fullmer's.
FRIED oysters At Fullmer's.
Famed and ssewed oysters at Fullmsr's
Keep sober.
Avoid crowds.
Keep to the right
Dou't talk 70 strangers.
Keep yeur wits about you.
Keep your eyes wide open.
Don't let ssrsngsrs talk to you.
rry BuSh's soai you viii liks u
Do not talk lsud, dress loud, nor act loud.
rry Bush's ccsi you will surely Ike n.
W. ). kimpic, grocer, ana and Justison.
Miuard r. Dnvis', joWelsr. 3. ind street.
oiU Laundry. Sixth and shipls, street
ma 10 X. Kings, 1t HAMS. u T. Fourth
=. Roop Smith, druggist, 18th and King.
American Laundry, ool West Front street.
Never seek TO attract attention TO your
self.
II you wear . watch keep your coat but.
toned up.
Never exhibit money or vAluables in pub.
lie places.
Never let your curiosity get the batter Of
yoar discretion.
MyOu van. i0isrnstiOn, ask uniformed
police cff1oer.
Don't givo the waiter his tip until you are
through eating.
Gall and soc the famous oil stove .,
Pickels' stOvo store.
Yergcr's, llV ShipIey street, is the LEADING
placs for picture frames In this city.
window screens and doer screens made a.
Yerser's. 4l9 Shiploy stroet.
Gall and sac the Jaisy Oil stove 1t Piokels
stove store, East Fourth street.
Soft she'll crabs received daily At Asrpe
Bro. e. IL East Fourth street.
Best family -four $3.50 per bbI. at Kembls'
Second and Justieon sts.
Gall aud soc the quick meal aasolin,
stoves Ut Pictels' etove store, East Fonril
street
Murphoy & Son, 400 shiploy street, taxi
the lsa IN nrst class furniture In this city
Oau and examine our stocK.
AUTUMJAL LOVE.
Fair ia love whose foo,stop wanders
M Id the summer meads OF spring;
l Love tbat smiles AAd laughs and pond OF
While tho swallows on the wing;
Fair Ana tender,
tuil Of spiendor,
Full OF Thoughts the rosos bring
Full OF dreams tho roses brlDg.
Sweet ts love when forvent summer
Fills the fields with flowers and fruit;
When strong passion, swift-winged oomel
wakes wild echoes with his lutte;
Songs OF sweeter
Note and metre
Make spIing's ,ofSsst music mute
Make springs sweetest music muto.
Yet llfe's autumn brought my treasure;
1wss sad and tired and old,
Worn ana weary beyond measure,
Whom thy face / did behold;
sweet love found me,
Saved and crown cd me,
Whom the oern wss turning gold
When tho corn was turning gold.